During the week of September 26th – October 2nd, we celebrate our freedom to read. Banned Books Week began in 1982, in response to the growing number of books being challenged, not only in schools, but in libraries and bookstores, too. Challenging your right to read also challenges your right to information and to expression….
Latinx representation is starting to trend in YA literature! Hispanic/Latinx writers gaining more opportunities to write using flavors of their culture and life expereinces. Here are 12 YA titles that center around a Hispanic/Latinx main character. These books range from inspirational, to fantasy and romance. These authors mix in the richness of Hispanic/Latinx culture. into…
September 22nd is the official first day of Fall! As we wave farewell to the Alabama summer heat (somewhat) and herald in this blustery season we’re able to take time for some cozy activities. We recommend one such activity could be the genre which encompasses the cozy atmosphere so well it’s in the name! So,…
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The Golden Cage – Camilla Läckberg – Revenge is a dish served best cold, and that’s a sentiment any scorned woman, especially a Virgo, can relate to. Although Virgo may not seek retribution IRL, they totally fantasize about it in their heads. The Golden Cage will intrigue Virgo as the inspectors of the zodiac. Their analytical…
This blog highlights Hispanic/Latinx writers. What is the difference between ‘Hispanic’ and ‘Latinx” anyway? It can be confusing! Latinx is a term that describes someone who comes from or whose family comes from Central American or South America. Not all countries in Central and South America speak Spanish – some speak French, Portuguese – even…
